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ID	Category	Type	Reproducibility	Date Submitted	Last Update
0001199	[In-Portal CMS] Refactoring	task	always	2012-02-01 12:34	2012-07-25 05:31

Reporter	Dmitry	View Status	public
Assigned To	alex
Priority	normal	Resolution	fixed
Status	closed

Summary	0001199: Rename DBG_EMAIL option and Add it to debug_sample.php
Description	We have nice feature, that allows to transfer all e-mails that are sent to given e-mail address. This is useful in cases, when developer performs some action on a website, that can cause mass mailing and he doesn't want that mails to reach live users. And since all e-mails are sent to his mailbox he then is able to detect what was happening. Option is called DBG_EMAIL and can be set to: e-mail address (e.g. al...@intechnic.com) e-mail domain (e.g. @intechnic.com) In later case actual recipient e-mail would be created from original e-mail recipient this way: 1. have user@domain.tld 2. replace @ with _at_ 3. append domain from DBG_EMAIL 4. result user_at_d...@intechnic.com If DBG_EMAIL is defined in $dbg_options array in debug.php file, then it will only work when debug mode is enabled. If there is a need, then it can be defined before $dbg_options array resulting recipient replacing until this option is turn off. In this task we NEED: 1. Rename DBG_EMAIL to OVERRIDE_EMAIL_RECIPIENTS 2. Make sure it works withi $dbg_options and outside 3. Add it as sample OVERRIDE_EMAIL_RECIPIENTS to tools/debug_sample.php define('OVERRIDE_EMAIL_RECIPIENTS', ''); // Overwrites email recipients with some-email@domain-name.com or @domain-name.com
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